Sentence examples for capacity of solutions from inspiring English sources
These results demonstrating the differential cooling of normal saline compared with a colloid solution containing hydroxyethyl starch both in vivo and experimentally by Skulec and colleagues are both novel academically and consistent with the understanding of specific heat capacity of solutions following the addition of solutes from thermodynamics.
The results show that although there is an interaction between diamine and conventional amines at low diamine concentration, after a minimum absorption point, increasing DAMP and DAH concentration in conventional amines increases absorption capacity of solutions in all temperatures.
To distinguish the two, we tested the bactericidal capacity of solutions with different concentrations of HCO3−.
Furthermore, harnessed bees imbibe large amounts (20 µL, one third of their crop capacity) of aversive solutions, including quinine solution, even if the imbibed solutions turn to be toxic and induce post-ingestional mortality [25].
Nevertheless, this academic distinction has little influence on the capacity of researching solutions for a disease, as this plurality might be beneficiary for innovation.
The circuits were implemented in Python programming language and some numeric experiments were conducted to examine the capacity of presented solutions in pattern recognition.
The results show that the solids suspension capacity of the solutions is enhanced by the presence of polymer: the addition of guar gum decreases the minimum annular velocity needed to achieve a homogeneous axial solids distribution in the annular region.
The antioxidant capacity of test solutions through the experiments in the present work is expressed as nM of Trolox (Trolox Equivalent Units or TEU nM).
As the storage capacity of aqueous solutions for oxygen is very small, the OTR can be equaled to the oxygen uptake rate of parsley plant cells.
Because smear layer removal capacity of this solution is insufficient, a combination of boric and citric acid solutions can be mixed for clinical use in order to achieve antimicrobial effect and smear layer removal capacity at the same time.
Concentrated urea enhances the solvation capacity of alkaline solution, leading to the use of an alkaline concentrated urea solution in the extraction of humin from soils [8].
